Working with Joint-Stock Companies

A joint-stock company is a public, corporate form of business which cannot exist and efficiently develop without performing certain corporate management procedures which provide coordination of opinions of numerous shareowners for adoption and implementation of managerial and business decisions. These procedures are governed by a great number of statutory acts, sometimes incomplete and contradictory, which together constitute corporate law.

Non-compliance with norms and requirements of corporate law leads to various conflicts, legal suits, corporate wars, etc.

Reorganization of a joint-stock company (CJSC, OJSC) into another form of incorporation (limited liability company, additional liability company, etc);